Thales Geosolutions environmental and metocean services division has recently successfully completed a thirteen-month long oceanographic measurement programme in the outer Thames estuary. The programme was conducted for Hydrosearch and is...

Simrad is launching a sophisticated new range of gyrocompasses for professional applications. The 80 Series consists of the GC80 and GC85, which are both fully approved by the IMO. In...

C & C Technologies (Asia-Pacific) Pte Ltd in Singapore recently signed a long term contract to supply Romona with C-Nav equipment and correction signals. C & C will deliver C-Nav...

Metocean Services International, a new company for the global provision of metocean services, was launched at the beginning of September It was formed in response to the industry requirement for...

The Oceanscience Group, Ltd in California has sold six instrument mounts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The mounts allow an acoustic Doppler current profiler or other instrument to...

Gardline Surveys, an Offshore Survey company based in Great Yarmouth, UK, has undergone a major organisational change, developing new subsidiaries to focus on particular market sectors. Organic growth over the...

Trimble has appointed Oceanscan its new Rental Distributor to the UK Marine Market. The Aberdeen-based company will initially be providing hire facilities for three Trimble instruments: Trimble MS860 Receiver: a...

Thales has introduced a new generation of marine survey software. The new software is developed as a fully integrated suite of applications covering real-time offshore data acquisition, processing and charting...

The Governor’s New Product Award Program saluted Ocean Design, Inc., (ODI for the design and development of their I-CONN product. The award, administered by the Florida Professional Engineers in Industry,...

Following a series of tank and shallow water tests last summer, sea trials of ALIVE have successfully been performed in real conditions offshore the French Riviera. The objective was for...